I hit a deer the other day. I replaced the

During peak deer season in Grand Forks, North Dakota (aka deer season), you’ll see a lot of cars with deer-strips placed on the hood or vehicle to prevent car damage. The local police and sheriff often host a season opener where they stack deer carcasses on roads to help drivers test their car’s ability to handle the inevitable crash that follows. If you happen to ram a deer while driving during this time, the results can be disastrous — even if your vehicle is equipped with easily replaceable parts like hood latches and airbags. Here are some of the potential damages that occur after being hit by a deer while driving in Gran Forks, N.D.:

Does your husban know how to do electrical testing ? Find a wiring diagram , voltage drop test the circuit to find what's missing power or ground . The hit could have damaged wiring or ground . You can find a wiring diagram at http://www.bbbind.com/free_tsb.html Also watch youtube video on Mastering Voltage Drop Testing with Pete Meier and Jerry Truglia .

remove plastic cover over radiator remove headlights should be a screw behind the turn signals on each side remove screws on the top and the whole thing should come out,you'll find the grey grill tabs behind when you pull the whole thing out

You will need to loosen the fender and bumper to get the headlight out

Yes,replace the fan clutch,don't want to get it all back together and not work cause you didn't replace fan clutch.Your water pump may have been damaged also,I hit a deer and did major damage too,had to replace water pump,the fan is connected to it.

This should help you ...

Make sure the high beam realay under the hood fuse box is working. You can swap the hi beam relay with the horn relay to test. The hi beam filiament in the bulb can be open too.

Remove the upper bolt



Then the 3 lower ones. Then this assembly should slide out.

The mounting tabs are broken. You will, unfortunatly, have to replace the headlamp assembly. The mounting tabs are VERY easily broken. Sorry I could not give you better advice, but, you are going to ghave to replace it.

There is no special tools needed you must evacuate a/c system if it did not already lose all freon from hit.

here is manual instructions:

1. Drain the engine coolant.
2. Remove the upper and lower radiator hoses, and ATF cooler hoses.
3. Disconnect the fan motor connector.
4. Remove the radiator upper bracket, then pull up the radiator.
5. Remove the fan shroud assemblies and other parts from the radiator.
6. Install the radiator in the reverse order of removal. NOTE:

• Set the upper and lower cushions securely.
• Fill the radiator with engine coolant and bleed the air.